List of Fremantle productions

This is a list of programs produced by Fremantle, a British-based international television content, production, and distribution subsidiary of Bertelsmann's RTL Group, Europe's largest TV, radio, and production company.

Fremantle North America[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
The Price Is Right	CBS/Syndication	1972–present 1972–80, 1985–86, 1994–95	co-production with Mark Goodson-Bill Todman Productions/Mark Goodson Productions (1972–2007) syndicated by: Viacom Enterprises (1972–80), The Television Program Source (1985–86) & Paramount Domestic Television (1994–95)
Family Feud	ABC/CBS/Syndication	1976–85 1988–93 1977–85, 1988–95, 1999–present	co-production with Mark Goodson-Bill Todman Productions (1976–82), Mark Goodson Productions (1982–85, 1988–95, 1999–2002) syndicated by Viacom Enterprises (1977–85), LBS Communications (1988–92), All American Television (1992–95), Pearson Television (1999–2001), Tribune Entertainment (2001–07), Debmar-Mercury (2007–)
The ALEMANs	CBS	1989–1990	co-production with Film Roman
Never Mind the Buzzcocks	VH1	2002	co-production with Eyeboogie Inc.
Whammy! The All-New Press Your Luck	Game Show Network	2002–03	In season 2, the show was later renamed as Whammy! in 2003
American Idol	Fox/ABC	2002–present	co-production with 19 Entertainment
Beat the Clock	PAX/Universal Kids	2002–2003 2018	co-production with Paxson Entertainment and Tick Tock Productions, Ltd. (2002 version)
American Juniors	Fox	2003
World Idol		2003–2004
Cupid	CBS	2003	co-production with Pilgrim Films & Television
Your Face or Mine?	MTV	2004
The Complex: Malibu	Fox
The Swan			co-production with A. Smith & Co. Productions, George Paige Associates Inc. and Galan Entertainment
Distraction	Comedy Central	2005–2006
American Inventor	ABC	2006–2007	co-production with Peter Jones Productions and Syco TV
The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency	Oxygen	2006–2008	co-production with Krasnow Productions
America's Got Talent	NBC	2006–present	co-production with Syco Entertainment
Monarch Cove	Lifetime	2006
Gameshow Marathon	CBS	2006	co-production with Granada America
Temptation	Syndication	2007–2008	co-production with 20th Television
The Next Great American Band	Fox	2007
Thank God You're Here	NBC		co-production with Working Dog Productions and Bahr Small
Farmer Wants a Wife	The CW	2008	co-production with Super Delicious Productions
Celebrity Family Feud	NBC/ABC	2008–present
Million Dollar Password	CBS	2008–2009
Hole in the Wall	Fox/Cartoon Network	2008–2012
Can You Duet	CMT	2008–2009
Rock the Cradle	MTV	2008
She's Got the Look	TV Land	2008–2010	Produced as FremantleMedia Enterprises
Osbournes Reloaded	Fox	2009	The original working title was The Osbournes: Loud and Dangerous
Let's Make a Deal	CBS	2009–present
The Phone	MTV	2009	co-production with Just-In Time Entertainment and Park Lane Productions
Secret Girlfriend	Comedy Central
Kirstie Alley's Big Life	A&E	2010
Downfall	ABC
What Chilli Wants	VH1	2010–2011
Jump City: Seattle	G4	2011
The X Factor	Fox	2011–2013	co-production with Syco Entertainment
Take Me Out		2012
Total Blackout	Syfy	2012–13	co-production with Endemol, Imagecraft and SyFy productions
Bud United Presents: The Big Time	ABC	2012	co-production with radical media
Married to Medicine	Bravo	2013–present	co-production with Purveyors of Pop and Bravo Media Productions
Perfect Score	The CW	2013
The Tomorrow People	The CW	2013–2014	co-production with Berlanti/Plec, CBS Television Studios and Warner Bros. Television
The Great Christmas Light Fight	ABC	2013–present	co-production with Greengrass Productions and Base Camp Films
The Great Halloween Fright Fight		2014	This special replaced the short-lived sitcom Manhattan Love Story
Celebrity Name Game	Syndication	2014–17	co-production with Coquette Productions, Entertain the Brutes, Green Mountain West Inc., CBS Television Studios, 20th Television and Debmar-Mercury
The Returned	A&E	2015	co-production with A+E Studios, Carlton Cuse Productions and Angry Annie Productions
My Fab 40th	Bravo	2015	co-production with Purveyors of Pop
To Tell the Truth	ABC	2016–present	co-production with Gaspin Media and A2 Productions
Match Game		2016–present	co-production with Triple Threat Productions and Entertain the Brutes
Married to Medicine: Houston	Bravo	2016	co-production with Purveyors of Pop and Bravo Media Productions
American Gods	Starz	2017–2021	co-production with Living Dead Guy, J.A. Green Construction Corp. and The Blank Corporation
The Noise	Universal Kids	2017
IWitness	Syndication	2017	co-production with Queen Bee Production and Entertain the Brutes
Double Dare	Nickelodeon	2018–19	co-production with Nickelodeon Productions
America's Got Talent: The Champions	NBC	2019–20	co-production with Syco Entertainment
Married to Medicine: Los Angeles	Bravo	2019–2020	co-production with Purveyors of Pop and Bravo Media Productions
Press Your Luck	ABC	2019–present	co-production with Brownstone Productions
Card Sharks		2019–present	co-production with Start Entertainment
Supermarket Sweep		2020–present
Unleashed	Nickelodeon	2020	co-production with Nickelodeon Productions
Game of Talents	Fox	2021–present	co-production with Apploff Entertainment and A Wayne and Mandie Creative Based on the Spain game/variety show Adivina qué hago esta noche
About Last Night	HBO Max	2022-present	co-production with Sweet July Productions and Unanimous Media A reboot of 70's/80's game show Tattletales which in turn is a reboot of a short-lived 60s game show He Said She Said

495 Productions[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
Nashville Star	USA Network/NBC	2003–2008	co-production with Reveille Productions and Universal Media Studios
HGTV Design Star	HGTV	2006
The Big Party Plan-Off	Style Network	2007–2009
A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila	MTV	2007–2008	co-production with MTV Series Entertainment
A Shot at Love II with Tila Tequila		2008	co-production with MTV Production Development
That's Amore!
A Double Shot at Love with the Ikki Twins		2008–2009
HGTV $250,000 Challenge	HGTV	2009
More to Love	Fox	2009	co-production with Next Entertainment and Warner Horizon Television
Dance Your Ass Off	Oxygen	2009–2010
Tool Academy	VH1	2009–2010
Disaster Date	MTV	2009–2011	co-production with MTV Production Development
Jersey Shore		2009–2012
My Big Friggin' Wedding	VH1	2010
Mama Drama		2010–2012
Wedding Wars		2011
Repo Games	Spike	2011–2012
Nail Files	TV Guide Network	2011–2012
Viral Video Showdown	Syfy	2012
Friendzone	MTV	2011–2014
The Pauly D Project		2012	co-production with ReignDeer Entertainment and MTV Production Development
Snooki & Jwoww		2012–2015	co-production with MTV Production Development
The Show with Vinny		2013	co-production with Generate Management and MTV Production Development
Party Down South	CMT	2014–2016
Pontoon Payday		2015
	Bravo	2017
Double Shot at Love with DJ Pauly D & Vinny	MTV	2019–present	co-production with MTV Entertainment Studios
Paradise Hotel	Fox	2019

Original Productions[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
Monster Garage	Discovery Channel	2002–2006
Monster House		2003–2006
Big!		2004
Deadliest Catch		2005–present
Ballroom Bootcamp	TLC	2005–2007
Lobstermen: Jeopardy at Sea	Discovery Channel	2006–2013
Ice Road Truckers	History	2007–2017	co-production with Shaw Media and Prospero Media
Lobster Wars	Discovery Channel	2007
Ax Men	History	2008–2019
Verminators	Discovery Channel	2008–2009
1000 Ways to Die	Spike	2008–2012
Black Gold	TruTV	2008–2013
America's Toughest Jobs	NBC	2008
PitchMen	Discovery Channel	2009–2011
Swords: Life on the Line		2009–2012
Motor City Motors		2009–2010
1000 Ways to Lie	Spike	2010
Storage Wars	A&E	2010–present
Coal	Spike	2011
Around the World in 80 Ways	History
American Hoggers	A&E	2011–2013
Storage Wars: Texas		2011–2014
Alien Encounters	Science Channel	2012–2014
Storage Wars: New York	A&E	2013
Are You Tougher Than a Boy Scout?	National Geographic
The Legend of Shelby the Swamp Man	History	2013–2015
Alaska Off-Road Warriors		2014–2015
Barry'd Treasure	A&E	2014
Brandi & Jarrod: Married to the Job
Storage Wars: Miami		2015
Badlands, Texas	National Geographic	2015–2016
Deadliest Catch: Bloodline	Discovery+	2020–present

Random House Studio[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
Heartland Table	Food Network	2013–2014	co-production with Tavola Productions

FremantleMedia Kids and Family[]

As of 25 January 2018, FremantleMedia Kids & Family Entertainment is now owned by Boat Rocker Media.^[1]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
Billy the Cat	Canal+ ZDF	1996–2001	Distribution only since 2001; produced by EVA Entertainment, Les Films du Triangle, Dupuis, NOA Network of Animation, Sofidoc S.A., La Fabrique, Siriol Productions, and Cologne Cartoon (season 1)
Really Me	Family	2011–2013	co-production with Fresh TV
My Babysitter's a Vampire	Teletoon	2011–2012	co-production with Fresh TV
Monsuno	Nicktoons TV Tokyo	2012–2014	co-production with Jakks Pacific, Dentsu Entertainment Inc., The Topps Company, Larx Entertainment and Nickelodeon Productions
Tree Fu Tom	CBeebies	2012–2016	co-production with CBeebies and Blue-Zoo Productions
The Aquabats! Super Show!	Hub Network	2012–2014	co-production with The Magic Store
Wizards vs Aliens	CBBC	2012–2014	co-production with BBC Cymru Wales
Ella the Elephant	TVOKids	2013–2014	co-production with DHX Cookie Jar Inc.
Alien Dawn	Nicktoons TeenNick	2013–2014	co-production with Crook Brothers Productions and Larry Schwarz and His Band
Max Steel	Disney XD Netflix	2013–2015	co-production with Nerd Corps Entertainment and Mattel Playground Productions
Grojband	Teletoon	2013–2015	co-production with Fresh TV and Neptoon Studios
Strange Hill High	CBBC	2013–2014	co-production with Factory Transmedia
Kate & Mim-Mim	CBeebies	2014–2018	co-production with Nerd Corps Entertainment and DHX Media
Danger Mouse	CBBC	2015–2019	co-production with Boulder Media
Bitz & Bob	CBeebies	2018	co-production with CBeebies Production and Jellyfish Pictures
The Who Was? Show	Netflix	2018	co-production with Penguin Random House

Animation Collective[]

• Leader Dog (2004)
• Tortellini Western (2004)
• Kappa Mikey (2006–2008)
• Thumb Wrestling Federation (2006–2010)
• Ellen's Acres (2006–2007)
• Dancing Sushi (2007)
• Three Delivery (2008–2009)

As of September 2018, the Animation Collective library is distributed by Cake Entertainment.^[2]

Fremantle UK[]

Naked[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
Grand Designs	Channel 4	1999–present	continued from Talkback Thames
Escape to the Country	BBC One	2002–present	continued from Talkback Thames
The Apprentice	BBC Two/BBC One	2005–present	continued from Talkback Thames; co-production with Mark Burnett Productions/United Artists Media Group/MGM Television
The Apprentice: You're Fired!	BBC Three/BBC Two	2006–present	continued from Talkback Thames; co-production with Mark Burnett Productions/United Artists Media Group/MGM Television
Great British Railway Journeys	BBC Two	2010–present	continued from Talkback Thames; co-production with Halo Post Production
Great Continental Railway Journeys		2012–present
Great American Railroad Journeys		2016–present
100% Hotter	5Star	2016–2018
Britain's Best Boy Racer	All 4	2016
Threesome Dating
My Hotter Half	E4	2017–2018
Secret Admirer	Channel 5	2018
Secret Crush	Bravo
Great Indian Railway Journeys	BBC Two	2018–present
Indian Summer School	Channel 4	2018
Great Alaskan Railroad Journeys	BBC Two	2019–present
Great Canadian Railway Journeys		2019–present
60 Days on the Street	Channel 4	2019
21 Again	BBC One
The Rap Game UK		2019–present
The Day I Picked My Parents	A&E	2019
Great Australian Railway Journeys	BBC Two	2019–present
Great Asian Railway Journeys		2020–present
The Chasers Road Trip	ITV	2021	co-production with Sent Entertainment
I Can See Your Voice	BBC One	2021–present	co-production with Thames
Secret Crush	ITV2	2021–present

Boundless[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
Young Apprentice	BBC One	2010–2012	continued from Talkback Thames; co-production with Mark Burnett Productions
Four Rooms	Channel 4/More4	2011–2019	continued from Talkback Thames
My Kitchen Rules	Sky Living/Channel 4	2014–2017	continued by 7Wonder
'"An Hour to Save Your Life	BBC Two	2014–2016
Escape to the Continent	BBC Two/BBC One	2014–2015
House Doctor	Channel 5	2016
The Secrets in My Family	W	2017

Hare and Tortoise[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
The IT Crowd	Channel 4	2006–2013	continued from Talkback Thames; co-production with Delightful Industries
PhoneShop	E4	2010–2011 2013	continued from Talkback Thames
Count Arthur Strong	BBC One BBC Two	2013 2015–2017	co-production with Komedia Entertainment and Delightful Industries
Birds of a Feather	ITV	2014–2020	co-production with Quirkymedia Stuff
Chewing Gum	E4	2015–2017

Talkback[]

• Alas Smith and Jones (BBC One & BBC Two, 1991–1998)
• Murder Most Horrid (BBC Two, 1991–1999)
• Bernard and the Genie (BBC One, 1991)
• Bonjour la Classe (BBC One, 1993)
• The Day Today (BBC Two, 1994)
• Never Mind the Buzzcocks (BBC Two, 1996–2015; Sky Max, 2021–present)
• Brass Eye (Channel 4, 1997–2001)
• I'm Alan Partridge (BBC Two, 1997–2002)
• The Eleven O'Clock Show (Channel 4, 1998–2000)
• Big Train (BBC Two, 1998–2002)
• House Doctor (Channel 5, 1998–2003)
• Smack the Pony (Channel 4, 1999–2003)
• Da Ali G Show (Channel 4, 2000–2004; HBO, 2003–2004)
• Your Face or Mine? (E4, 2002–2003: Comedy Central; 2017–2019)
• Look Around You (BBC Two, 2002–2005)
• Bo' Selecta! (Channel 4, 2002–2006)
• Distraction (Channel 4, 2003–2004)
• QI (BBC Four, 2003–2008; BBC Two, 2003–2008 & 2011–present; BBC One, 2009–2011)
• Nathan Barley (Channel 4, 2005)
• Celebrity Juice (ITV2, 2008–present)
• Keith Lemon's LemonAid (ITV, 2012)
• Lemon La Vida Loca (ITV2, 2012–2013)
• Through the Keyhole (ITV, 2013–2019)
• Virtually Famous (E4, 2014–2017)
• The Keith & Paddy Picture Show (ITV, 2017–2018)
• Too Hot to Handle (Netflix, 2020–2021)
• Alan Carr's Epic Gameshow (ITV, 2020–present)

Thames[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
The X Factor	ITV	2004–2018	continued from Talkback Thames; co-production with Syco Entertainment
The Xtra Factor	ITV2	2004–2016
All Star Family Fortunes	ITV	2006–2015	continued from Talkback Thames
Britain's Got Talent		2007–present	continued from Talkback Thames; co-production with Syco Entertainment
Take Me Out		2010–2019	continued from Talkback Thames
The Talent Show Story		2012	co-production with Shiver Productions
Blockbusters	Challenge/Comedy Central	2012–2019
Let's Get Gold	ITV	2012	co-production with Superhero TV
1001 Things You Should Know	Channel 4	2012–2013	as Thames Scotland
Break the Safe	BBC One	2013–2014	co-production with BBC Scotland
Rebound	ITV	2015–2016
Bang on the Money		2016
Blankety Blank	ITV/BBC One	2016–present
Supermarket Sweep	ITV2/ITV	2019–2020
Family Fortunes	ITV	2020–present
I Can See Your Voice	BBC One	2021–present	co-production with Naked
Game of Talents	ITV	2021–present

Thames Video[]

Title	Studio/Published	Based city	Original running	Notes
Richard Scarry's Best ABC Video Ever!	Thames International (Worldwide including United Kingdom) Thames Video International (Malaysia, and Singapore) Random House Home Video (United States)	Times Square, Wall Street and Fifth Avenue, Manhattan	15 March 1989	Produced entirely in New York City The first video of the Richard Scarry's Best Videos Ever series.
Richard Scarry's Best Counting Video Ever!	Thames International (Worldwide including United Kingdom) Thames Video International (Malaysia, and Singapore) Random House Home Video (United States)	Times Square, Wall Street and Fifth Avenue, Manhattan	31 August 1989	Produced entirely in New York City
Richard Scarry's Best Busy People Video Ever!	Thames International (Worldwide including United Kingdom) Thames Video International (Malaysia, and Singapore) Random House Home Video (United States)	Times Square, Wall Street and Fifth Avenue, Manhattan	17 August 1993
Richard Scarry's Best Learning Songs Video Ever!	Thames International (Worldwide including United Kingdom) Thames Video International (Malaysia, and Singapore) Random House Home Video (United States)	Times Square, Wall Street and Fifth Avenue, Manhattan	17 August 1993
Richard Scarry's Best Silly Stories and Songs Video Ever!	Thames International (Worldwide including United Kingdom) Thames Video International (Malaysia, and Singapore) Random House Home Video (United States)	Times Square, Wall Street and Fifth Avenue, Manhattan	23 August 1994
Richard Scarry's Best Sing-Along Mother Goose Video Ever!	Thames International (Worldwide including United Kingdom) Thames Video International (Malaysia, and Singapore) Random House Home Video (United States)	Times Square, Wall Street and Fifth Avenue, Manhattan	23 August 1994	In Warm Memory of Richard Scarry (1919–1994) The last video of the Richard Scarry's Best Videos Ever series.

Thames Television[]

• Magpie (1968–1980)
• Father, Dear Father (1968–1973)
• The Sooty Show (1968–1992)
• The Benny Hill Show (1969–1986, 1988–1989)
• This Is Your Life (1969–2003)
• Ace of Wands (1970–1972)
• Bless This House (1971–1976)
• Love Thy Neighbour (1972–1976)
• Whodunnit? (1972–1978)
• Rainbow (1972–1992)
• Sally and Jake (1973–1974) (produced by Cosgrove Hall Productions)
• Man About the House (1973–1976)
• The Tomorrow People (1973–1979)
• Michael Bentine's Potty Time (1973–1980)
• My Name Is Harry Worth (1974)
• Paperplay (1974–1981)
• Wish You Were Here...? (1974–2003)
• Shadows (1975–1978)
• Chorlton and the Wheelies (1976–1979) (produced by Cosgrove Hall Productions)
• George and Mildred (1976–1979)
• Jamie and the Magic Torch (1976–1980) (produced by Cosgrove Hall Productions)
• Name That Tune (1976–1988)
• Robin's Nest (1977–1981)
• Odd Man Out (1977)
• Grandma Bricks of Swallow Street (1977–1978) (produced by Cosgrove Hall Productions)
• The Kenny Everett Video Show (1978–1981)
• The Morecambe & Wise Show (1978–1983)
• Rumpole of the Bailey (1978–1992)
• The Ken Dodd Laughter Show (1979)
• Give Us a Clue (1979–1992)
• Shelley (1979–1992)
• Keep It in the Family (1980–1983)
• Cockleshell Bay (1980–1986) (produced by Cosgrove Hall Productions)
• Button Moon (1980–1988)
• Never the Twain (1981–1991)
• Danger Mouse (1981–1992) (produced by Cosgrove Hall Productions)
• A.J. Wentworth, B.A. (1982)
• Hollywood or Bust (1983)
• The Wind in the Willows (1983–1988) (produced by Cosgrove Hall Productions)
• Des O'Connor Tonight (1983–1999, 2001–2002)
• The Steam Video Company (1984)
• Chocky (1984–1986)
• The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, Aged 13¾ (1985)
• Alias the Jester (1985–1986) (produced by Cosgrove Hall Productions)
• Strike It Lucky (1986–1994) (co-production with Talbot Television)
• Creepy Crawlies (1987–1989) (produced by Cosgrove Hall Productions)
• Ffizz (1987–1989)
• Count Duckula (1988–1993) (produced by Cosgrove Hall Productions)
• Oh, Mr. Toad (1990) (produced by Cosgrove Hall Productions)
• Victor and Hugo (1991–1992) (produced by Cosgrove Hall Productions)
• Terry Pratchett's Truckers (1992) (produced by Cosgrove Hall Productions)
• Men Behaving Badly (1992–1998) (produced by Hartswood Films)
• Take Your Pick! (1992–1999)
• Your Number Please (1992) (co-production with Atticus Television)
• Avenger Penguins (1993–1994) (produced by Cosgrove Hall Productions)
• Family Affairs (1997–2005)
• Open House with Gloria Hunniford (1998–2003)
• Pop Idol (2001–2003) (co-production with 19 Entertainment)

Reeves Entertainment[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
The Kids From C.A.P.E.R.	NBC	1976–1977	U.S. distribution by NBCUniversal Syndication Studios
In Search of...	Syndication	1977–1982
Between the Wars	Mobil Showcase Network	1978
The Chisholms	CBS	1979–1980
That's Incredible!	ABC	1980–1984	U.S. distribution by NBCUniversal Syndication Studios
Those Amazing Animals	ABC	1980–1981
The Krypton Factor	ABC	1981	in association with MCA Television Enterprises
Gimme a Break!	NBC	1981–1987	U.S. distribution by NBCUniversal Syndication Studios
No Soap, Radio	ABC	1982	co-production with The Alexander Smith Company and Mort Lachman & Associates
Baby Makes Five	ABC	1983
Life's Most Embarrassing Moments	ABC Syndication	1983–1986 1988–1989
The Pop 'N Rocker Game	Syndication	1983–1984	co-production with MCA TV and Ron Greenberg Productions
Kennedy	NBC	1983	mini-series; co-production with Central Independent Television
Kate & Allie	CBS	1984–1989	U.S. distribution by NBCUniversal Syndication Studios
Spencer	NBC	1984–1985	co-production with Mort Lachman and Associates
I Married Dora	ABC	1987–1988	co-production with Welladay Inc. distributed by Sony Pictures Television
The Thorns	ABC	1988
The Home Show	ABC	1988–1994	Produced by New World Television from 1993 to 1994
Doctor Doctor	CBS	1989–1991	U.S. distribution by Sony Pictures Television
Jackpot!	Syndication	1989–1990	co-production with Bob Stewart Productions Currently owned by Sony Pictures Television
Wild & Crazy Kids	Nickelodeon	1990–1992	co-production with Nickelodeon Productions and Woody Fraser Productions co-owned with ViacomCBS
What Would You Do?		1991–1993
Covington Cross	ABC	1992
The Tomorrow People	ITV Nickelodeon	1992–1995	Produced by Tetra Films in association with Thames Television
Homicide: Life on the Street	NBC	1993	season 1 only Distributed by NBCUniversal Syndication Studios

Euston Films[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
Special Branch	ITV	1969–1974	co-production with Thames Television
Van der Valk		1972–1973 1977 1991–1992
The Sweeney		1975–1978
Danger UXB		1979
Quatermass
Minder		1979–1994	co-production with Thames Television (1979–1991) and Central (1993–1994)
Fox		1980	co-production with Thames Television
Widows		1983–1985
Reilly, Ace of Spies		1983
King and Castle		1985–1988	co-production with Thames Television
Selling Hitler		1991	co-production with Thames Television and Warner Sisters Productions
Hard Sun	BBC One/Hulu	2018
The Dublin Murders	BBC One/RTÉ/Starz	2019	co-production with Element Pictures and Veritas Entertainment Group
Baghdad Central	Channel 4	2020
The Sister	ITV	2020

Talkback Thames[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
The Bill	ITV	1984–2010	continued from Thames Television
They Think It's All Over?	BBC One	1995–2006	continued from Talkback
Property Ladder	Channel 4	2001–2009
How Clean Is Your House?		2003–2009
Green Wing		2004–2007
Poisoned	Sky One	2005	TV Movie
Gameshow Marathon	ITV	2005–2007	co-production with ITV Productions
Gideon's Daughter	BBC One	2006	TV Movie; co-production with Spotlight Films
The Smith and Jones Sketchbook	BBC One	2006
The Price Is Right	ITV	2006–2007
PokerFace		2006–2007	co-production with Gallowgate
The Sharon Osbourne Show		2006
Manhunt – Solving Britain's Crimes		2006–2007
Dale's Supermarket Sweep		2007
The Yellow House	Channel 4	2007	TV Movie
Grease Is the Word	ITV	2007	co-production with Syco TV
As the Bell Rings	Disney Channel	2007–2008
Thank God You're Here	ITV	2008
Hole in the Wall	BBC One	2008–2009	as Talkback Thames Scotland; co-production with BBC Scotland
Monday Monday	ITV	2009
Minder	Channel 5	2009
Richard Bacon's Beer & Pizza Club	ITV4	2010–2011
The King is Dead	BBC Three	2010
The Rob Brydon Show	BBC Two	2010–2012

Alomo Productions[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
Birds of a Feather	BBC1	1989–1998
Nightingales	Channel 4	1990–1993
Get Back	BBC1	1992–1993
Goodnight Sweetheart	BBC One	1993–1999
Hearts and Minds	Channel 4	1995	co-production with WitzEnd Productions
Grown Ups	BBC One	1997
Believe Nothing	ITV	2002

Regent Productions[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
Fifteen to One	Channel 4	1988–2019	continued by Remedy Productions and Argonon
Celebrity Fifteen to One		1992–2015

Pearson Television[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
Family Fortunes	ITV	1980–2002	co-production with Carlton Television formerly produced by ATV/Central, Talbot Television and Goodson-Todman Productions
Press Your Luck	CBS	1983–1986	produced by The Carruthers Company
Baywatch	NBC Syndication	1989–2001	continued from All-American Television; co-production with GTG Entertainment (1989–1990), The Baywatch Company, Tower 12 Productions (1991–2001) and Tower 18 Production Company (1996–2001)
Dale's Supermarket Sweep	ITV	1993–2001	co-production with Carlton Television series 1–5 produced by Central and Talbot Television
Air America	Syndication	1998–1999	co-production with The Fremantle Corporation
Match Game	Syndication	1998–1999
100%	Syndication	1999	co-production with O.H.P Productions
I've Got A Secret	Oxygen/GSN	2000–2001 2006	co-production with Oxygen Media and Paramount Television (2000–01), co-production with Burt Dubrow Production and Get Real Entertainment (2006)
To Tell the Truth	Syndication	2000–2002
Card Sharks	Syndication	2001–2002
(Greek version of The Weakest Link)	MEGA	2001–2003	continued by FremantleMedia after 2001
Ποιος θέλει να γίνει εκατομμυριούχος (Greek version of Who Wants to be a Millionaire?)	MEGA NET Alpha TV	1999–2006	continued by FremantleMedia after 2001
Greed	Fox	1999–2000	produced by Dick Clark Productions, distributed by Pearson Television France (exclude USA) and 20th Century Fox Television.

ACI[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
Tucker's Witch	CBS	1982	produced by Hill/Mandelker Films
The Great Los Angeles Earthquake	NBC	1990	mini-series; produced by Von Zerneck Sertner Films
In the Deep Woods	NBC	1992	TV Movie; produced by Leonard Hill Films
Angel Falls	CBS	1993	produced by The Konigsberg/Sanitsky Company
High Tide	Syndication	1994–1997	produced by Franklin/Waterman 2

All-American Television/Fremantle Production (1980–1998)[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
America's Top 10	Syndication	1980–1992	Distributed by Gold Key Media until AATV was formed in 1982
Fridays	ABC	1980–1982	Distribution only Currently distributed by Shout! Factory and Retro Video
Wordplay	NBC	1986–1987	produced by Fiedler-Berlin Productions, Rick Ambrose Productions and Scotti Bros.-Syd Vinnedge Television
The Howard Stern Channel 9 Show	WWOR-TV	1990–1992
Acapulco H.E.A.T.	M6/Syndication	1993–1994 1997	produced by Balenciaga Productions, M6 Films, CNC, Les Films du Triangle, Film Groupe S. A. (1993–94), France Triangle Films (1996) and A Max Keller & Micheline Keller Presentation Currently owned by Keller Entertainment Group
Beach Clash	Syndication	1994–1995	co-production with Taylorvision and First Media Entertainment
Sirens	Syndication	1994–1995	distribution for season 2 No longer distributed by FremantleMedia
The Richard Bey Show	Syndication	1995–1996
Baywatch Nights	Syndication	1995–1997	co-production with The Baywatch Company, Tower 12 Productions and Tower 18 Production Company (1996–1997)
The Adventures of Sinbad	Global/Syndication	1996–1998	co-production with Alliance Atlantis and Canwest Rights now owned by Echo Bridge Entertainment
Ghost Stories	Fox Family	1997–1998	co-production with New Dominion Pictures

Goodson-Todman/Mark Goodson Productions[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
Winner Take All	CBS NBC	1948–1952
Stop the Music	ABC	1949–1952 1954–1956	in association with Louis Cowan Productions
The Web	CBS NBC	1950–1954 1957
By Popular Demand	CBS	1950
What's My Line?	CBS Syndication	1950–1975	1967–1975 episodes distributed by CBS Enterprises/Viacom
Beat the Clock	CBS ABC Syndication	1950–1961 1969–1974 1979–1980	co-production with The Clock Company (1979–1980)
It's News to Me	CBS	1951–1954
The Name's the Same	ABC	1951–1955
Two for the Money	NBC CBS	1952–1957
I've Got A Secret	CBS Syndication	1952–1967 1972–1973 1976
	NBC	1953–1954
What's Going On	ABC	1954
Make the Connection	NBC	1955
Choose Up Sides	CBS NBC	1956
The Price Is Right	NBC ABC	1956–1965
To Tell the Truth	CBS NBC Syndication	1956–1978 1980–1981 1990–1991
Goodyear Theatre	NBC	1957–1960
Play Your Hunch	CBS ABC NBC	1958–1963
Jefferson Drum	NBC	1958	The show was also known as The Pen and the Quill
The Rebel	ABC	1959–1961
Split Personality	NBC	1959–1960
Philip Marlowe	ABC	1959–1960	co-production by California National Productions
One Happy Family	NBC	1961
Say When!!	NBC	1961–1965
Number Please	ABC	1961
Password	CBS ABC	1961–1967 1971–1975
Match Game	NBC CBS ABC Syndication	1962–1969 1973–1982 1990–1991
Branded	NBC	1965–1966
The Don Rickles Show	ABC	1968–1969
Concentration	Syndication	1973–1978
Match Game-Hollywood Squares Hour	NBC	1983–1984	co-production by Orion Television
Missing Links	NBC ABC	1963–1964
The Richard Boone Show	NBC	1963–1964
Get the Message	ABC	1964
Call My Bluff	NBC	1965
Snap Judgment	NBC	1967–1969
He Said, She Said	Syndication	1969–1970
Now You See It	CBS	1974–1975 1989
Tattletales	CBS Syndication	1974–1978 1982–1984
Showoffs	ABC	1975
Double Dare	CBS	1976–1977
The Better Sex	ABC	1977–1978
Card Sharks	NBC CBS Syndication	1978–1981 1986–1989
Mindreaders	NBC	1979–1980
Password Plus	NBC	1979–1982
That's My Line	CBS	1980–1981
Blockbusters	NBC	1980–1982 1987
Child's Play	CBS	1982–1983
Body Language	CBS	1984–1986
Super Password	NBC	1984–1989
Trivia Trap	ABC	1984–1985
Classic Concentration	NBC	1987–1991

Fremantle Australia[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
Neighbours	Seven Network/Network Ten/10 Peach	1985–present	continued from Grundy Television
Shortland Street	TVNZ 2	1992–present	continued from Grundy Television; co-production with South Pacific Pictures
Temptation	Nine Network	2005–2009
Australia's Got Talent	Seven Network/Nine Network TVNZ	2007–present	co-production with SYCOtv
The Farmer Wants a Wife	Nine Network	2007–2016
So You Think You Can Dance Australia	Network Ten	2008–2010
Comedy Slapdown	The Comedy Channel	2008
Taken Out	Network 10	2008–2009	replaced by Take Me Out and moved to Seven Network from 2018
Ultimate School Musical	Fox8	2008
Power of 10	Nine Network	2008	co-production with Sony Pictures Television International
So You Think You Can Dance Australia	Network Ten	2008–2010
Project Runway Australia	Arena	2008–2012
The Apprentice Australia	Nine Network	2009
Double Take	Seven Network	2009
MasterChef Australia	Network Ten	2009–2011	Subsequent seasons are produced by Endemol Shine Australia
Celebrity MasterChef Australia	Network Ten	2009
Annabel Langbein: The Free Range Cook	TVNZ 1	2010–2014	Produced as FremantleMedia Enterprises; co-production with Screentime and Annabel Langbein Media
The X Factor	Seven Network	2010–2016
Grand Designs Australia	LifeStyle Channel	2010–present
The Celebrity Apprentice Australia	Nine Network	2011–2015	Subsequent seasons are produced by Warner Bros. International Television Production
It's a Knockout	Network Ten	2011–2012	produced by Spring
Everybody Dance Now	Network Ten	2012
Bindi's Bootcamp	ABC3	2012–2015	co-production with Sticky Pictures
The Mole	Seven Network	2013
Mr & Mrs Murder	Network Ten	2013	co-production with Bravado Productions
Wentworth	SoHo/Fox Showcase	2013–2021
The X Factor (New Zealand)	TV3	2013–2015
Family Feud (Australia)	Network Ten	2014–2020
Dancing with the Stars Australia	Seven Network	2014–2015
The Great Australian Bake Off	LifeStyle Food LifeStyle	2015–present
Family Feud (New Zealand)	Three (New Zealand)	2016–2017
Picnic at Hanging Rock	Fox Showcase	2018
Take Me Out	Seven Network	2018	formerly named Taken Out and broadcast by Network Ten, since 2008–2009
Lie With Me	Network Ten/Channel 5	2021

Grundy Television[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
Concentration	Nine Network/Seven Network	1959–1967 1970
Take the Hint	Nine Network	1962–1966
The Price Is Right	Seven Network/Network Ten/Nine Network	1973–2012	continued by FremantleMedia Australia
Class of 74	Seven Network	1974–1975
Until Tomorrow	Seven Network	1975–1976
The Young Doctors	Nine Network	1976–1983
Chopper Squad	0-10 Network	1976–1979
Blankety Blanks	0-10 Network	1977–1978
Glenview High	Seven Network	1977–1979
The Restless Years	Network Ten	1977–1981
Family Feud Australia	Nine Network/Seven Network	1978–1996
Prisoner	Network Ten	1979–1986
Sale of the Century	Nine Network	1980–2001
Secret Valley	ABC	1980	co-production with Telecip, S.A.
Punishment	Network Ten	1981
Bellamy	Network Ten	1981
Wheel of Fortune	Seven Network	1981–2006
Match Mates	Nine Network	1981–1982
Taurus Rising	Seven Network	1982
Sons and Daughters	Seven Network	1982–1987
Starting Out	Nine Network	1983
Waterloo Station	Nine Network	1983–1984
Perfect Match	Network Ten/Seven Network	1984–1989 2002
Possession	Nine Network	1985
It's a Knockout	Network Ten	1985–1987
Richmond Hill	Network Ten	1988
Tanamera – Lion of Singapore	Central	1989	co-production with Central Independent Television
Embassy	ABC	1990–1992
Bony	Seven Network	1990, 1992
The Other Side of Paradise	Network Ten	1992	mini-series
Mission Top Secret	Network Ten	1992–1995
Man O Man	Seven Network	1994
Play Your Cards Right	ITV	1994–2003	co-production with LWT formally produced with Talbot Television; continued by Thames
The Price Is Right	ITV	1995–2001	co-production with Yorkshire Television formerly produced with Talbot Television and Goodson-Todman Productions
Strike It Lucky	ITV	1996–1999	co-production with LWT
100%	Channel 5	1997–2001
Whittle	Channel 5	1997–1998
Night Fever	Channel 5	1997–2002	continued by Thames
Blankety Blank	BBC One/ITV	1997–2002	continued by Thames
Give Us a Clue	BBC One	1997
Fort Boyard	Channel 5	1998–2001	co-production with Adventure Line Productions
Win Beadle's Money	Channel 5	1999
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?	Nine Network	1999–2006
Blockbusters	Sky One	2000–2001
Cash Bonanza	Nine Network	2001
The Desert Forges	Channel 5	2001	co-production with Adventure Line Productions
Escape of the Artful Dodger	Nine Network	2001
(Mexican version of The weakest Link)	Azteca Trece	2003–2008	distributed by BBC Worldwide, and co-production with Azteca
The X Factor	Network Ten	2005
Bert's Family Feud	Nine Network	2006–2007	continued by FremantleMedia Australia
Nerds FC	SBS TV	2006–2007	continued by FremantleMedia Australia

Reg Grundy Productions[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
Sale of the Century	NBC	1983–1989
Scrabble		1984–1990 1993	co-production with Exposure Unlimited
Time Machine		1985
Bruce Forsyth's Hot Streak	ABC	1986
Going for Gold	BBC1	1987–1996
Sale of the Century	Sky One/Challenge TV	1989–1997
Keynotes	ITV	1989–1992	co-production with HTV West
Dangerous Women	Syndication	1991–1992	co-production with Central Independent Television
Celebrity Squares	ITV	1993–1997	co-production with Central Independent Television
Scattergories	NBC	1993
Small Talk (British game show)	BBC1	1994–1996
Man O Man	ITV	1996 1999	co-production with Angila (series 1)
Small Talk (American game show)	The Family Channel	1996–1997

Crackerjack[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
BackBerner	ABC	1999–2002
So Fresh TV	Nine Network	2002–2006
CNNNN	ABC	2002–2003	co-production with Zapruder's Other Films
Comedy Inc.	Nine Network	2003–2007
Australia's Brainiest	Network Ten	2004–2006
The Biggest Loser	Network Ten	2006–2010	continued by FremantleMedia Australia
Quizmania	Nine Network	2006–2007
As the Bell Rings'	Disney Channel	2007–2011	continued by FremantleMedia Australia
Newstopia	SBS One	2007–2008

Eureka Productions[]

  Programs with a shaded background indicate the program is still in production.

Title	Network	Years	Notes
The Employables	SBS	2016
Behave Yourself	Seven Network	2017
The Voice Australia[3]	Nine Network	2017	Co-production with ITV Studios Australia for season 6
The Chefs' Line	SBS	2017–present
The Single Wives	Seven Network	2017
Drunk History Australia	Network 10	2018, 2020	Pilot and first season
Australian Spartan	Seven Network	2018–present
Pick, Flip and Drive	Facebook Watch	2018
The Launch	CTV (Canada)	2018–2019	Co-production with Bell Media and Insight Productions.
Crikey! It's the Irwins	Animal Planet	2018–present
Deadly Cults	Oxygen (United States)	2019–present
Dating Around	Netflix	2019–present
Thrones 360	Foxtel	2019
Holey Moley	ABC (United States)	2019–present	Co-production with Unanimous Media
Farmer Wants a Wife	Seven Network	2019—present	Co-production with Fremantle Australia; from Season 10 onwards. Earlier iterations produced by FremantleMedia Australia.
The Real Dirty Dancing	Seven Network	2019
The Amazing Race Australia	Network 10	2019–present	From Season 4 onwards. Earlier Seven Network iteration produced by Active TV (seasons 1 & 2) and Seven Productions (season 3)
Full Bloom	HBO Max	2020–present
Name That Tune	Fox (United States)	2021–present	Co-production with Prestige Entertainment and Fox Alternative Entertainment. Filmed in Sydney for the U.S. market.[4]
Holey Moley (Australia)	Seven Network	2021–present	Co-production with Unanimous Media
Luxe Listings Sydney	Amazon Prime Video	2021–present
Frogger	Peacock	2021–present	Co-production with Konami Cross Media NY
Making It Australia	Network 10	2021	Co-production with Matchbox Pictures
Finding Magic Mike	HBO Max	2021–present	Co-production with Warner Horizon Unscripted Television
Twenty Somethings: Austin	Netflix	2021–present
The Real Dirty Dancing (US)	Fox (United States)	2022	Co-production with Lionsgate Television. Spin-off based on Australian series.[5][6]
Byron Baes	Netflix	TBA	Co-production with Superreal

Easy Tiger Productions[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
Rake	ABC TV	2010–2018	co-production with Blow by Blow Productions
Jack Irish		2012–present
Doctor Doctor	Nine Network	2016–2021

Fremantle Italy[]

Wildside[]

Title	Network	Original running	Notes
The Young Pope	Sky Atlantic HBO Canal+	2016	co-production with Haut Et Court TV and Mediapro
My Brilliant Friend	HBO Rai 1	2018–present	co-production with The Apartment Pictures, Fandango, Umedia and Mowe
The New Pope	Sky Atlantic HBO Canal+	2020	co-production with The Apartment Pictures, Haut Et Court TV, Mediapro and Sky Studios
We Are Who We Are	HBO Sky Atlantic		co-production with The Apartment Pictures, Small Forward and Sky Studios

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